Coordinated Bullying Led To My Suicide Attempt πŸ’”

I decided today to purge at least one gangstalking memory that led to my suicide attempt. Whenever the urge arises or when my memories come back & are being pushed forth from my subconscious. The more research I do on other victims & some of the stories I read about other people's experiences, the more willing I become to stand up & speak out. I signed a few petitions recently. Here is one I signed about a month ago:

https://www.change.org/p/calling-all-americans-demand-justice-for-individuals-being-electronically-harassed-by-fellow-soldiers-civilians?source_location=topic_page

Cherice Moore is an extremely brave woman in the military who started a petition on change.org to bring awareness to gangstalking. She has been a victim & I believe one of her daughters attempted suicide & lived. I think that will probably change any parent to try & seek answers on such a malicious & cruel campaign to torture people.

I was also a victim of coordinated bullying. I'm not in the military, just an ordinary civilian. People stalked me, followed me, yelled cruel names at me in public, said malicious things to me at random while walking by them. Strangers I never even met or spoke to. Sometimes even young kids or children too. Wherever I went, they were there to taunt & sadistically bully me. It was grueling. They did it to my younger sister, as well. She took her own life as a result of it & I was never the same after that.

However, I'm working on my healing. I'm working on letting go. I'm working on forgiving. It's been very exhausting, but I'm trying the best I could. Forgiveness seems to be the most important quality to cultivate, that is for sure... πŸ™

Sometimes all it takes is just one person you love deeply to help bring change. Even if you only love one person deeply, sometimes that's enough…

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